1. In the women's 100m final, Zhejiang youngster Chen Yuxie ran 11.08, improving her personal best by 0.02 seconds. With a reaction time of 0.180s she paced the race perfectly and continued to accelerate in the closing stages, winning by a decisive margin and improving the Asian U20 record she held.

Ge Manqi 11.30 took silver, Xue Kunzhi 11.43 claimed bronze. This race was not only a milestone in Chen Yuxie's career but also showcased the boundless potential of a new generation in Chinese women's sprinting.

2. In the men's 100m final, Zhejiang star Xie Zhenye ran 10.10, with a reaction time of 0.159s. He maintained a smooth rhythm throughout and produced a powerful finish to comfortably win the title and record a season best.

Jiangxi's Ye Linyanheng 10.21 took silver, Guangdong's Wu Haolin 10.22 took bronze, while He Wenlong and Chen Jiahao both clocked 10.23 to finish fourth and fifth. The leading figure of Chinese sprinting delivered a commanding victory, proving he remains the country's dominant 100m force.

3. In the women's 1500m final, Zhejiang athlete Xu Hui held a favorable position from the start and, with a strong kick over the final 200m, crossed the line first in 4:15.57 to take the win.

Beijing's Li Yuan 4:16.18 took silver, Shanghai Ya Yi's Ye Shuqi 4:16.60 claimed bronze, and Shandong's Quan Rui ran 4:17.85 to set a personal best. Several athletes posted season-best times, underlining a steady rise in the overall level of domestic women's middle-distance running.